Fascia Board - 150mm - Rosewood

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Freefoam White 150Mm Rosewood Fascia Board - 18Mm X 5Mtr
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Freefoam White 150Mm Rosewood Fascia Board - 18Mm X 5Mtr
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The Freefoam 150mm Rosewood Fascia Board is an ideal solution for homeowners and professional contractors looking for a durable, low-maintenance roofline finish that replicates the classic look of timber. Engineered from high-quality PVC, it provides long-term weather resistance and structural support for roof edges, though it requires specific fastening techniques and nail spacing to account for the thermal expansion characteristics of this darker, coloured finish.
| Model Part Number | FMS150WGR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, these boards come with a high-quality finished surface and are not designed to be painted.
You must use 65mm polytop nails specifically designed for PVC roofline systems.
For this Rosewood variant, you must use two nails at each rafter with a maximum spacing of 400mm.
The return leg is 40mm deep and is designed to accommodate standard soffit board thicknesses.
Use a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water. Avoid abrasive sponges or strong chemicals.
Check that the fixing centres do not exceed 400mm and ensure the correct number of nails was used.
Ensure the soffit material is the correct thickness and is fully seated into the 40mm rebate of the fascia.
To ensure the longevity of your installation, use only 65mm polytop nails specifically designed for PVC fascia. When installing the Rosewood variant, you must place two nails at every rafter, with a maximum spacing of 400mm between fixing points to allow for thermal expansion. Always ensure rafters are aligned and structurally sound before fixing. For maintenance, a simple wash with a soft cloth and mild soapy water once or twice a year is sufficient to keep the finish looking new. Do not use abrasive cleaners or harsh solvents, as these can damage the protective woodgrain film.